ICC Healthcare Third Party Administrators provide medical adminsitrative services to companies, businesses mananfactures and other enities who want to become self insured. There is an advanatage to becoming self insured. ICC has been handling healthcare claims for self insured companies since 1992. Call ICC Today to determine if self insurance is right for your company.

THINGS TO KNOW

How to determine if your company should become self-insured? Add up the premiums your company paid to insurance companies for the past 5 years. Subtract what the insurance companies paid out in losses for those past 5 years. If the insurance company collected more premiums dollars than they paid out, your company is a candidate for becoming self-insured. Regardless of the new laws that may pass, we have better answers to the healthcare crisis for those businesses who want to become self-insured. We handle claims under the ERISA, plan COBRA, and through the state insurance commissioner's self insurance plan. We represent businesses and manufactures who want to be fully self-insured. ICC also represents companies with a high SIR plan.

ICC has a self-insured planspecifically for businesses and other professionals who want to keep their healthcare under control.

ICC is not out to make a profit from professionals and manufacturers like insurance companies. ICC, under the self-Insurance plan is only paid for administrative fees. This drastically reduces your cost.

If you have an interest in creating a self-insured plan for yourself or employees, we invite you to fill out the contact us form below and a representative will contact you directly to explain how your company can become self- insured. Or, call ICC at 1 (316) 683-0170.

A Self-Insurance plan is the alternative to paying high insurance rates. ICC will help you meet state liability requirements and will write your self insured policy for your business as well as administer claims for on your company's behalf .

Call ICC today and keep what is rightfully yours.

FORMULA

How to determine if your company should become self-insured. Add up the premiums your company paid to insurance companies for the past 5 years. Subtract what the insurance companies paid out in losses for the those 5 years. If the insurance company collected more premiums dollars than what was paid out, your company is a candidate for becoming self-insured.